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General => Akihabara => Topic started by: Foxy Brown on January 17, 2013, 07:07:13 PM
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A software developer was busted for outsourcing his job to a programmer in China while he surfed the Web at work.
The case was described by Andrew Valentine, a principal with Verizon Enterprise Solutions, who published a blog post about the incident.
"We've seen plenty of employee misconduct cases, but not typically like this," Valentine told ABC News of his consulting caseload which includes large scale data breach events.
Valentine's team was contacted by another company based in the U.S. for assistance over "anomalous activity" it noticed in records of employees logging remotely into the company's IT system.
Verizon Enterprise Solutions is not releasing the name of the company or the employee.
The company's security team eventually found that someone was logging in from Shenyang, China with the American employee's credentials -- while that employee was staring at a computer monitor in his U.S. office. (http://abcnews.go.com/Business/us-software-developer-busted-employer-outsourcing-job-china/story?id=18230346)
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haha yees!! i saw this on kotaku. its really funny how he did it etc... i wonder if there are more people that does this.. a bit scary also =p
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hahaha
i remember reading this, hilarious but the guy is seriously damn smart!